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            New Delhi: 
            A day after it distanced itself from the remarks of party general 
            secretary Digvijay Singh on the probe into the Batla House shootout, 
            the Congress Friday made another turn, saying that any inquiry 
            should be above board and not lead to questions about its 
            conclusion. 
            
            “Every inquiry should be such that no fingers are pointed at the 
            conclusion,” All India Congress Committee general secretary Janardan 
            Dwivedi told reports.
   
            
            Dwivedi 
            said he was not speaking of the 2008 Batla House shootout probe only 
            but any such inquiry.   
            
            He also said that it was not for 
            political parties to decide the course of justice. “It is a judicial 
            process. Such inquiries are decided by that system,” he said.   
            
            Asked about Digvijay Singh’s remarks 
            about the Batla House shootout following his visit to Azamgargh, 
            Dwivedi said the party leader had clarified his remarks. 
               
            
            Congress spokesman Abhishek Manu 
            Singhvi Thursday said in response to queries about Digvijay Singh’s 
            remarks that “it was for him (Singh) to explain the meaning and 
            scope of his words”.   
            
            Digvijay 
            Singh, who is in-charge of Congress affairs in Uttar Pradesh, had 
            said there had been complaints about the National Human Rights 
            Commission’s probe into the Batla House shoot-out and that it had 
            not taken the version of the aggrieved parties seriously. 
               
            
            Referring to photographs of one of the 
            alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives killed in the shootout, he said 
            the bullet injury in the head did not appear normal. 
               
            
            Digvijay 
            Singh later clarified that he never termed the gunbattle fake. 
            
 
             
             
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
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